Need Money Scam: Google Money Kit

This is a new one I found on the fictional news site, "Dallas Employment News" (not associated with any newspaper publication we are assured in small print).

Jerry and his son Nick needed to make money after Jerry lost his job. Jerry decided to go with Google natuarally and put the Google Money Kit to work for him. Now, Jerry posts links on Google and earns about $25.00 for each link he posts. He brings home about $5500.00 a month now with the Google Money Kit.

Standard disclaimers apply here..

"Google does not pay anyone to simply post links".

"Google does not pay anyone every week"

"The checks shown in the ad are actually from Google AdSense and have nothing to do with the Google Money Kit. AdSense is free to join".

I checked on the Google Money Kit Jerry was praising and found out some startling truths about this "Kit".

The kit does not cost "only $1.95" as advertised. The actual costs are $69.99 a month after the seven day trial period expires. The seven day trial period begins when you order.

What is the Google Money Kit? It is access to a membership site with FunWebProfits -

Start the process of building your wealth by securing access to the number one club for making money online. Get your full access now to this fantastic continuously updated service that provides internet marketing modules and fast-selling products ready for you to sell and earn 100% of the profits.

Unlike the ad claim of "getting paid to post links on Google", Google Money Kit provides products which members can sell online. It is implied that the buyer will use affiliate marketing, generally including Google AdWords, (a PAY FOR advertising plans from Google) to market and sell products online.

Using AdWords costs the buyer more money as the ads are not free. Further, there is no guarantee that a buyer will make any money from their ad campaigns but will incur costs placing ads.

In the small print, buyers of the Google Money Kit will also be enrolled in the Credit Security Program which will cost them an additional $24.95 a month.

But that is not all. Buyers will also be enrolled in a program called Alternate Funding, which will cost them an additional $24.95 a month.

Buyers can cancel any of these memberships by following these instructions according to the Terms and Conditions -

To cancel, write to 13799 Park Blvd N Suite #330 Seminole FL 33776 Attn: FunWebProfits Customer Service, or call 1-877-402-2666.

Although the Terms and Conditions for the Google Money Kit make it clear what the costs are, they are substancial and when combined with the ad, may be misleading to unsuspecting buyers.

Be careful and read all the fine print before considering the Google Money Kit.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Google Payout System

Google Payout System

First, the Google Payout System is not "only $1.95" for shipping.
Google does not pay anyone to "post links on Google".

On to the show..

Google Payout System is advertised by our good friend "Mary Steadman" - who by now has made about ten billion dollars with Google products. I found it on a website called the "New York Financial News". You know, one of those fake newspaper sites used to sell teeth whiteners and acai berry drinks.

Mary, who lost her job around the same time as her husband, now makes $5500.00 a month "posting links on Google". In fact, "Google pays her around $25.00 for each link she posts".

And Mary even shows a check she received from Google. Mary used the Google Payout System to make all this money.

All fake. Google does not pay anyone to post links. Google does not send checks weekly, like Mary claims. And the check Mary is showing is actually for Google AdSense. Google AdSense is free to join and has nothing to do with the Google Payout System.

I clicked on one of the many links for the Payout System and learned more about the real cost of Google Payout System.

The website made the same claims about how much money I could make once I ordered Google Payout. However, first I read the Terms and Conditions hidden at the bottom of the page. Here are the real facts...

- Buyer pays $1.97 for a 30 day trial period, CD and shipping and handling.

- On day 31, the buyer is charged $99.00 for a one month membership which is non-refundable.

- One day 15, the buyer will be charged $47.00 a month ongoing for access to the system.

- The buyer is also enrolled automatically in a 7 day trial for eBay Money Resource Center. On day 8, the buyer will be automatically charged $7.71 for one month access to the eBay Money Resource Center and will charged again until cancelled.

- To cancel Google Payout, the buyer must call 1-866-995-9812.

- To cancel eBay Money Resource Center, the buyer must call 800-215-1752.

Google Payout System is very expensive and makes claims which are simply not true. I would avoid this product if possible.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Blog: Who Is Funwebprofits?

A new name in the "make money with Google products" world - FUNWEBPROFITS.

Funwebprofits is currently running a campaign for Google Fortune and possibly for other similar products online.

Funwebprofits can be found online at www.funwebprofits.com. They advertise themselves as a club for making money online. Funwebprofits invites new users to join their company and have a chance at selling products online.

Although Funwebprofits invites visitors to their website to sign up for membership, there is not a way to do it on their main site.

Reading Funwebprofits Terms and Conditions located on their website, a visitor can learn more about how the membership works and the costs involved.

Funwebprofits is owned and operated by Jet Processing & VMC.

Funwebprofits is located at the following address - 13799 Park Blvd N Suite #330 Seminole FL 33776

Jet Processing is located at 440 Riverside Road Mesquite, NV 89027.

Funwebproftis is a "negative option" clause meaning that once a buyer signs up for a membership, they are liable for ongoing monthly and regular fees for membership.

Funwebprofits offers a 7 day trial period for $1.97. Thereafter, the monthly charge is $69.97. The charges will show up on a buyers credit card as FUNWEBPROFITS or INSTANTCS.

Funwebprofits offers a "Gold Membership Package" which costs $599.00. Gold Members can resell certain products provided by Funwebprofits.

To cancel a membership with FUNWEBPROFITS, write to 13799 Park Blvd N Suite #330 Seminole FL 33776 Attn: FunWebProfits Customer Service.

Buyer may also phone 1-877-402-2666 to cancel.

Need Money Scam: Google Fortune

Google Fortune

Google Fortune is making the rounds this week. Again, poor Mary Steadman, who by now is a gazzillionaire from all the Google products she uses, is hawking the wonders of the Google Fortune System.

Here are the claims from Mrs. Steadman..

"I get paid about $25 for every link I post on Google and I get paid every week...

I make around $7200 a month right now"

Google Fortune is a free* course that can teach anyone, regardless of computer skill level to start making money online

Mary even shared with us a picture of the kind of checks she gets from Google



Now the truth:

Google Does Not Pay Anyone To Post Links.

Google Does Not Have Any Program Which Sends Checks Weekly.

The check shown above is a Google AdSense check. These photos of checks are available all over the internet and have nothing to do with Google Fortune.

I clicked on one of the numerous links for Google Fortune on the advertisement page and looked over the sign up page. It was very exciting with lots of lightning and effects.

The sign up page claims I can make up to $560.00 a day with this system the refer to as "Biz Kit". There was also this little claim at the bottom of the page..

Google™ does not endorse or sponsor this site and is in no way affiliated with BizKit in a Flash

The Terms and Conditions reveal the REAL price of Google Fortune.

Your Subscription within the 7-day trial You will be billed $79.90 at the completion of the 7-day trial

You automatically receive a 7-day trial to the Google Start up Kit.

URL http://www.profitstudiolearning.com Profit Studio Learning (“PSL”), an authorized online reseller,

You may cancel Your subscription by calling toll-free at 1-866-993-1473.
230 West 400 South, Suite 100 SLC UT, 84101

Now, Profit Learning Studio is not the only reseller of Google Fortune. There are others including..

FUNWEBPROFITS - Jet Processing & VM,
Jet Processing, Inc., 440 Riverside Road Mesquite, NV 89027, and FunWebProfits, 13799 Park Blvd N Suite #330 Seminole FL 33776 ("FunWebProfits," "We," "Us" or "Our").

FunWebProfits will continue to provide you service at a premier rate of $69.97 per month

So be on the lookout for either company. This is called a "negative option" product - you will be billed on a recurring monthly basis if you agree to purchase this product and fail to cancel within the trial period. The trial period begins once you buy the product, not when you receive it or log in. Be aware of that now.

I would not buy Google Fortune. It is a rewrap of several other products out there right now which have numerous complaints against them.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Bing Profit King

Bing Profit King

This is a brand new one taking advantage of the excitement over Microsoft search engine platform, Bing.

Same story as "Google Proft Kit" or "Twitter Profit Kit" - just another use of a popular internet site to promote a product of dubious attributes.

I found Bing Profit King on a fake new site, California Gazzette, featuring poor Mary Steadman (by now, Mary should be wealthier than Donald Trump with all the Google products she promotes!).

Again, Bing Profit King states that Mary and other buyers are making $5,000 - 7,000.00 a month "posting links on the internet" "Just keep posting those links that Google, Bing or Twitter sends" is how the ads go.

The problem is Bing and Google do not pay anyone to "post links". Both Bing and Google have ad programs where users can PAY to post ads on these search engines; but nobody gets paid to put those ads out there.

Further, Mary goes on to say that Bing Profit King only cost $1.97 to get started. This is partly true. After the trial period of seven days (which starts when you place your order), your credit card will be charged for a higher monthly amount.

Let's see how much..

According to the Bing Profit King Terms and Conditions:

Should You fail to cancel Your Subscription within the 7-day trial You will be billed $79.90 at the completion of the 7-day trial and every month thereafter

That's right - that's nearly $80.00 a month to be in the Bing Profit King.

Who is selling the Bing Profit King?

According to the Terms of Service, it is a company known as SEA Success Center, an authorized reseller of Bing Profit King. You can cancel a membership to Bing Profit King purchased through SEA by calling 1-866-993-1473. This is funny, because this is the same support number given for Google Fast Cash by Profit Learning Studio. (They must all live in a big house together).

Either way, I would be very careful about buying Bing Profit King because it sounds like all the other "make money products fast" out there and it is very expensive. Further, the ads give very little information how one actually makes money with the system.

Remember, Bing does not pay anyone to "post links on the Internet".

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Google Home Profits

Google Home Profits.

Mike Richardson, the out of work guy in your home town, is at it again. This time he is hawking Google Home Profits. That according to the full page story on the fictional "Los Angeles Tribunes".

"Reporter Tom Chilton" has the whole imaginary story about Mike Richardson and how he is making $5000-7000.00 a month from Google all for about 10 hours a week on his home computer.

The usual.. lost job, lost income, tired of scams, decided to "work with Google because it is so big, how could I go wrong?"

How? By posting links Google gives him. Thanks to Google Home Profits.

Problem? It is a bunch of over-hyped scam. Google does not pay anyone to post links.

I clicked on the Google Home Profits link on Mike's website. Here is what I found out.

- The website identifies the product as The Google Biz Kit and Google Pay Day.

- The Terms and Conditions identify the seller as My Search Cash.

- The ad says its "free" but the Terms show the monthly cost is $40.00 plus $9.95.

- Buyers can cancel Google Home Profits by calling 866-637-1390. I called and was put on hold immediately.

- Clicking through the two different signup forms, I found that not only would buyer be billed for Google Home Profits but also for Vcomm Unlimited at $19.95 a month and Premier Plus at $12.95 a month as well.

Overpriced, hidden charges and fees, deceptive advertising and no indication how anyone really makes money with Google Home Profits. Avoid it!

Need Money Scam: Fast Cash Using Google

This is a brand new one to watch out for. Another fake news site, more than one "have to have" product and big claims of making lots of money off Google. It makes ones head spin.

The link comes from fake news site - Forbes Business News as reported by "reporter" Tom Chilton.

Mike Richardson was laid off and out of money. I am sure Mike Richardson will be Mike Steadman next week and Mike Svorski the week after.

As usual, Richardson claims he started with a new product, Fast Cash Using Google and he says...

"All I do is post the links Google gave me"
"Just post the website links and get paid"
"Google will start sending your first check to you in about 48 hours"
"Your first checks will be about $500 to $1,500 a week"

All of this is untrue. Google does not pay anyone to "post links".
Google has no program which sends checks in 48 hours after doing anything.
Nobody makes $500 to $1000 their first week with this product.

The ad also recommends that buyers get two other products while they are at it..

My Search Cash and Easy Google Profit.

I had to click on all the ads to find out the details and damages for potential buyers.

If you buy Fast Cash Using Google, you will be charged by profitstudiolearning.com and will pay 79.90 a month after the seven day trial period.

To cancel Fast Cash Using Google call 1-866-993-1473.
Profit Studio Learning's address is
230 West 400 South, Suite 100 SLC UT, 84101

If you buy My Search Cash, you will be charged by Reg.Net and will pay 79.90 a month after the seven day trial period.

To cancel My Search Cash call 1-800-268-7586.
Reg.Net address is
230 West 400 South, First Floor Salt Lake City, UT 84101.

If you buy Easy Google Profit, you will be charged by Google Profit and will pay 99.00 up front and then 47.50 a month thereafter. Also, you will be charged for eBay Money Resource Center at 7.71 a month.

To cancel Easy Google Profit call 1-866-995-9812
To cancel eBay Money Resource center call 1-800-215-1752

Add this up and Fast Cash Using Google will cost over $300.00 a month if you do what this ad says. Google does not pay anyone for "posting links" so this is a scam. None of the claims made in the ad are true.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Google Money System

Mary Steadman is at it again! This time promoting the Google Money System - another one of those "make money posting links on Google" products.

I found today's Mary Steadman story from the "Detroit Journal", a fake newspaper website. Like the others, the only story on the Detroit Journal is Mary Steadman making money online with the Google Money System.

Here are the whoppers from the article..

"I get paid about $25 for every link I post on Google and I get paid every week... I make around $5500 a month right now"

Our response - Google does not pay anyone to post links. Google does not send checks every week.

Google Money System is a free course that can teach anyone, regardless of computer skill level to start making money online. It's available for free at GoogleMoneySystem.com.

Our response - Google Money System is not free. Besides the shipping and handling fee, buyers will be charged nearly $50.00 a month plus other charges to be part of this system.

Post the links that Google sends you.

Our response - Google does not send anyone links to post.

I clicked on the link for the Google Money System and was taken to the usual sales page which included the logos for CNBC, AOL, USA Today, ABC and CNN - none of which have anything to do with this product.

The website called itself the Automatic Wealth Connection which displays the question, "Who wants to work online with Google?". Further, they claim buyers can make up to "$150-186.00 a day" and pay off debts in mortgage in a few years.

I checked the Terms and Conditions at the bottom of the page and found out which company was marketing and selling this product.

The product is identified here as "The Google Wealth Connection" which introduces (sells) buyers to Search Profit System and My Money Plan, both subscription plans (read: expensive monthly charges).

following your risk-free 3-day trial to MyMoneyPlan, you'll be charged the monthly subscription fee of $49.84.

You'll also receive 14 days free access to SearchProfitSystem. After the initial 14 free days, you will be billed $28.71

Total montly cost: 78.55

These are brand new products, so there is not much to go from real buyers online.

However, if you have purchased any of these systems and would like to cancel, here are the particulars.

For questions or to cancel you may call 1-888-673-3212 Mon-Sat, 7am-7pm, PST.
Simple Paychecks
93 S Jackson St #20205
Seattle, WA 98104-2818

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Who is Eco Marketing LLC?

Eco Marketing LLC is one of the affiliate marketing companies behind several of the "make money posting links on Google" ads which are appearing everywhere.

The current Eco Marketing LLC ad features "Eva Steadman", (the same woman ID'd as Mary Steadman, Maria and others) advertising how she makes thousands of dollars a month "posting links on Google".

Google does not pay anyone money for simply posting links. Google only pays as part of the Google AdSense program which is free to join and available at adsense.google.com. AdSense does not pay members to post links, but does offer a share of revenue from ads generated by Google and run on members websites or blogs. See the Terms and Conditions for Google AdSense for full and complete product information and terms of usage.

"Eva Steadman" claims in the ad, which is designed to look like a news site named "NewsLine 46", that she gets paid weekly and now makes about $15,500.00 a month "with Google".

The site features several links for Google Quick Cash.

Clicking on the many links for Google Quick Cash, takes us to the sign up form for Eco Marketing LLC. The terms and conditions tell us the actual price is more than the $1.95 in the ad, but actually, $74.95 a month after the trial period is over.

Eco Marketing LLC does business in Raleigh, North Carolina. Their phone number is 877-463-0011. They market Google Quick Cash under the name Google Mentoring Center as well as Google Success.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Mary's Google Cash Blog

I found this new one as a "Mom makes $62 an hour with Google" link on a news site the other day.

Click on it and it is Mary's Google Cash Blog featuring "Mary" and some guy with a fishing net. The net is to catch buyers of the Google Money Kit Mary is advertising.

We get the usual stuff from Mary on her blog.. All of which is either false or misleading.

- I actually make around $5,500 to $7,000 a month from Google
- Get paid $5 to $30 for every website link that you post on Google.
- No one needs to buy anything from you or Google in order to get paid.
- Weekly paychecks
- Get Paid to Search On Google
- Get Paid to Post Links On Google
- All I do is post the links on Google’s site


If you have read this far, let me remind you of a few things..


Google does not pay anyone to post links.

Google only pays members of the Google AdSense program. It is free to join, but has many terms and conditions of use. More important, it is not easy to make money with AdSense; it takes time, work and a website (or several) to be successful.

Google does not pay anyone, even in the AdSense program, weekly.

Google does not pay anyone to search on Google.

I clicked on the Google Money Kit Mary's Cash Blog was advertising. It took me to a sales page for Google Automated Income. I checked the Terms and Conditions at the bottom of the page.

Here is where it got interesting. By agreeing to purchase the trial membership to Google Automated Income, you get the following..

- Buyers actually end up with three (3) monthly memberships - Learn2Promote.com, Blog2Promote.com and Seo2Promote.com.
- Learn2Promote.com = $1.97 7 day trial then $84.27 a month.
- Blog2Promote.com = Free 14 day trial then $14.97 a month.
- Seo2Promote.com = Free 21 day trial then $9.97 a month.

That makes the total monthly cost, $109.21!

For that money, you allegedly get access to a website, forum, and materials for making money online. But the publishers do not give specifics how a buyer makes money nor do they have real references. All the persons pictured in the ads are Adsense account holders holding up their AdSense checks and many of the pictures are dated.

What if you have already purchased one of these memberships and would like to cancel?

To cancel, call these numbers according to the website.

Learn2Promote.com - 877-487-5354
Blog2Promote.com - 877-487-5358
Seo2Promote.com - 877-487-5359
Please note, this is only for the above products bought through their website. If you purchased elsewhere, I am sure they cannot help you.

With this high of a cost, I would avoid this product (and that guy with the fishing net). Sorry Mary.

As always..

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Robby Start Up Kit

Robby has a new way to make money online and is eager to tell all of us about it. Robby lives in your town and was recently laid off, now he makes thousands of dollars a month "posting links on Google".

If you take Robby's advice, you can too! Simply go to the Google Start Up Kit and you too can make up to $907.00 a day with Google!
Another "google name scam".

Let's review the scam hints given on the website and the sales page

- Robby works and lives where you do. For me, that is Portland. What does yours say? Check out robbyblog.com. This is the old geographic IP lookup hack which fools lots of buyers.

- Robby was laid off, signed up for Google Start Up and made almost 1500.00 his first week. Hardly any work was involved. Big earnings out the door open the eyes of buyers, but are not realistic.

- Robby gets $5 to 30.00 for each link he posts on Google. Google does not pay anyone to "post links on Google".

- Robby gets a check every week or so; it' great working with Google. Google does not send anyone a check every week or so. Google has nothing to do with the Google Start Up kit. Buyers will not be working for Google.

- There are pictures of Robby's check from Google as well as others. All of the checks are from the Google AdSense program which has nothing to do with Google Start Up kit. These pictures have been on the Internet for years and are used for nearly all of these ads. None of the people in the pictures used Google Start Up Kit to make this money.


The sales/sign up page claims "you can make up to $907.00 a day with Google!". This is false and designed to draw in desparate people looking to make money due to job loss, high bills, and debt.

The sales page is slick and different then the others which are out there right now. But the Terms and Conditions are the same! Read them first!

- The Trial Period is $1.97 and lasts for seven days.
- After the seven day trial period, buyer's credit card is charged $79.90 per month.
- This is a Profit Studio Learning product.

So what do you do if you fell for this?

You can allegedly cancel by calling 1-866-993-1473. The physical address is:
230 West 400 South, Suite 100 SLC UT, 84101

Be aware that Google Start Up may be sold by other affiliate marketing companies and profitlearningstudio may not have sold you yours.

Be aware of this product and hang on to your money!


And as always...

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Google To Riches

Also called, Fake News Friday.

We have a rash of new "Google" ads coming out from several new companies.

Same thing:

- fake news papers with names like New York News Gazette and USA Times Today
- more fake moms making money, Mary Steadman and Eva Smolevsky.
- more outrageous and false claims i.e. "I get paid about $25 for every link I post on Google and I get paid every week..."

What are the products?

Google To Riches
Price: 3.58 for trial, $84.79 a month!
Company: L14 Wie Natural Products LLC
Claim: Make up to $375 A Day working from home with Google!
Add ons: A subscription to Health Tracker at $6.82 a month

Google Profits
Price: $1.97 for trial, $99.00 one time fee! Then $47.50 a month!
Company: Hidden (uh-oh)
Claim: You Can Make $200-$300 per Day Working at Home With Google!
Add ons: eBay Money Resource Center at $7.71 a month

What's the scam?

None of these companies are owned, managed or related to Google. This misleads buyers into thinking they are getting paid for working for Google.

The checks displayed are for Google AdSense. The checks are not from actual customers of these products, but are easily found on the internet. Many of the checks are very old as in 2,3 or 5 years. Google AdSense does not work in the way described by either product.

Google does not pay anyone to "post links on the Internet". Nor does Google "deliver those links to you in email". There is no such product with Google. Google AdSense, the only revenue generating program authorized by Google, does not work this way.

The earnings claims are false. Nobody can predict what anyone can make in a certain time frame. Claims like "You will make about $500 your first week. Then it will go up from there" is false.

How do you cancel?

For Google To Riches, the number is 866-737-8571

For Google Profits, the number is 1-800-215-1752

Please avoid these two dogs and if still not convinced, Google both products with the word "complaints" and read what other, real buyers have to say.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell either product reviewed here. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Recessionproof360

Finally, a new product "without" google in the name. Original name, same old retread product though.

Recessionproof360 is making the rounds on the "I made money online with Google" pay per click ad market this week. Again, this is just another "make money online with Google".

This product goes by a couple of different names, so keep your eyes open for each.

First, Recessionproof360.com and MyOnlineMoneyGuide.info. The company that owns and markets recessionproof360.com is TurnerXP1.com AKA CPA Watchdog, LLC.

What is recessionproof360? The typical "post ads or links on Google and make boatloads of money". What it really is is a collection of online guides to using blogs, small websites (also blogs), Google AdWords and AdSense, eBay and other online money making (and spending!) tools which have been around for years.

What has also been around for years is the methods they teach. Sure, someone has made money with lots of little blogs full of recopied articles, but that doesn't mean everyone else can as well.

How much does recessionproof360 cost?

The intro, trial, bait price is $1.97, but within 5 days, your credit card will be charged $87.11 each month while subscribed. Allegedly, Turner XP1 has an online, automated method for cancelling, but I did not risk finding out how reliable it was.

If you have purchased recessionproof360, you can allegedly cancel by calling 1.866.294.7980, Monday through Friday, between 9AM and 3PM EST.

Complaints? Yep, there are a bunch online from angry customers who were charged the 87.11 without having read the Terms of Service. Very important that you always do that before handing over your credit card!

AGAIN, READ THE FOLLOWING

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell Recessionproof360. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Your Google Income

Your Google Income is running a big promotion as they have come up frequently in the Pay Per Click market and in ads on major websites. The company behind this promotion is new and has some new "gotchas" to watch out for.

Your Google Income is selling both the Google Riches package and another, (same thing), Fast Google Income. The idea behind both is the same - build highly profitable websites which include Google AdSense and affiliate marketing products and make up to $375.00 a day!

However, they advertisements for Your Google Income claims all that is needed is to "fill out forms online". This is the same old trick of "posting links or ads online and receiving weekly checks from Google". It simply is not true.

The small print is particularly interesting.

The actual monthly cost of Your Google Income is 84.79 the first month which then drops to 49.86 a month thereafter. This is on the main page. Some of the folks at *JRS* could learn a thing or two about this type of marketing. However, most buyers won't read even this warning at the bottom of the page.

Your Google Income also includes a Contact Customer Support/Cancel product link at the bottom of the sales page. That is VERY unusual. I am not saying that this link works or that customer support will actually cancel your account and not keep charging your credit card. It is just that it's different - none of these "Google Make Money Kits" want you to cancel.

Fast Google Income has a "free" membership included to Health Tracker. Who knows what that is, just that it is an additional $6.82 a month the buyer had not counted on paying if they had not read the Terms of Service.

Complaints for Fast Google Income, Health Tracker or Your Google Income have not surfaced yet, but they will be considering the amount of marketing these companies are doing.

Again, you cannot make money "posting ads or links on Google". This is not true.

If you have purchased Your Google Income or Fast Google Income, the number to cancel is 877-283-8842. I have no idea if anyone answers this number or actually will help customers, but there it is.

Again, read the following disclaimer from Need Money Blog:

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell Fast Google Income, Health Tracker or Your Google Income. If you have ordered any of these products or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Google Fast Cash

This was a new one which I had not reviewed yet, but found the site interesting.

First, the site name kept getting altered between Google Fast Cash and Google Cash Fast. Maybe the website owner was not a native speaker, but I knew what they were promoting - Google Fast Cash.

First, Google Fast Cash is a membership site like all the other "google in the name" products out there such as "Google Profit Kit, Google Cash Kit, Google Pay Day" and others.

The Google Fast Cash is expensive, even though the parent company selling the product, affilate marketing company JRS Media of the Philippines attempts to hide the pricing but not including it in their Terms of Service. Most of these kits have a monthly membership price in the $65.00 to 80.00 range.

The ad I read promoting Google Fast Cash was surprising in that it said what the program was about.

The Fast Cash Google Biz Kit contains information on building small websites

the amount of money the site makes depends on the number of people that see the Google Ad. Google keeps track through their system of how many people see the ad, how many click the ad..they will then pay you according to these numbers

u can use FREE website hosts like blogger to set up the sites

Then everything goes out the window at this point..

Depending on how much money you make with the system, you will either get paid on a Weekly basis or a monthly basis.

I get paid every Friday for the most recent week’s ad views.

[Simply untrue. Google AdSense does not pay anyone weekly. Everyone is paid the month after the account reaches the $100.00 threshold].

The ad goes on to link to the sale page for Google Fast Cash which also lists itself as Google BizKit and Google PayDay. What ever works I guess.

The actual cost of Google Fast Cash is hidden from the Terms of Service outlined by JRS Media. That is a red flag NOT to purchase this product.

If you have purchased Google Fast Cash or Google Pay Day or Google BizKit from JRS Media Solutions, please note their requirements for canceling:

This can be cancelled by calling the customer service number provided in the confirmation email between the hours of 9AM and 9PM EST M-F and stating your desire to cancel said bonus material. However, in order to not be charged any future reoccurring cost, please give ample time (2 business days) to be cancelled out of any reoccurring billing system before the next scheduled charge to your account (this does not apply during any trial period).

There is not phone number or contact information provided in the Terms of Service to cancel Google Fast Cash. Unless you receive it in the confirmation email, you are out of luck. Another reason not to buy Google Fast Cash.

Finally, let's read some of the complaints about Google Fast Cash online:

GIoogle Fast SCAM is more like it!!! I got nothing more than a fast track to scamville. costing me $84.50. Luckily I was able to catch it in my checking before it escaladed toj even more....

- complaintsboard.com

I could never access the site that they sent me to. I tried over and over again. No luck. This is crazy! T take advantage of people like that is really low-down and trifling! I want a refund!!!...

- complaintsboard.com

THIS IS A JOKE, SCAM, IT'S TOTAL BS. DO NOT BUY WITH A CREDIT CARD THE KIT! YOU'LL CLAIM T O BE WORTH SO MUCH MONEY A MONTH. BEFORE THE TRIAL PERIOD, BEFORE I EVEN RECIEVED ANYTHING THEY ALREADY DEDUCTED $80.00 BUCKS FROM MY ACCOUNT. THIS IS BS, I WILL HAVE A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT IN...

- complaintsboard.com

I think that pretty much sums it up. Avoid Google Fast Cash from this seller. It looks pretty bad.

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell Google Fast Cash. If you have ordered Google Fast Cash or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from to cancel. If you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service, go to the website you ordered the product from and check the Terms of Service for contact information. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Need Money Scam: Making Money From Twitter

There are a glut of new products being advertised online for "making money with Twitter". One went so far as to state in an advertisement for Twitter Cash System - "Twitter will start sending your first check in 48 hours "

Twitter is a hot application. More and more people are joining and "tweeting" so much so that Twitter will rival Facebook and MySpace very soon.

But can you make money off of Twitter? Let's read what Twitter has to say about it from their web page:

How do you make money from Twitter? Twitter has many appealing opportunities for generating revenue but we are holding off on implementation for now because we don't want to distract ourselves from the more important work at hand which is to create a compelling service and great user experience for millions of people around the world. While our business model is in a research phase, we spend more money than we make.

But that won't stop the scammers of the world from coming up with products which claim you can make money off of Twitter and from Twitter.

Here are the scams to avoid being marketed out there.

Fast Twitter Profits

Also known as Easy Tweet Profits, Business Transactions Online, Ltd.

Monthly charge: $47.00

What do you get? Supposedly, a CD and access to a membership site which shows 137 ways to make money with Twitter. They claim buyers can make $250-$873 a day with Easy Tweet Profits. The trial period is offered at $1.95, but it begins when you buy the product! That means you will get hit with the $47.00 charge probably before you even get your CD!

Twitter Profit House

Also known as Twitter Profit House Resource Center.

Monthly charge: $99.99

What do you get? Supposedly a CD and access to a membership site and to something called the SearchEngineProCourse.com website. Besides the 99.99 a month charge, there will another $9.99 a month charge for SearchEngineProCourse.com. The trial period is listed at $1.95, but it begins when they process your order online! Again, that means the trial period could be up before you receive the CD!

Make-money-on-twitter.com

This is a Twitter Profit House affiliate site, but it's funny because they show a check from Twitter - its a Google AdSense check!

First, Twitter does not send checks to anyone nor pay anyone for making tweets.

Second, these Twitter products are expensive, $47.00 to 99.99 a month. There is no guarantee you will make anything with them.

Third, there are so many complaints from people who have already bought into these products, can you go wrong by NOT buying one yourself?

Finally, Need Money Blog does not sell any Twitter money making products. If you have ordered this product or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from if you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

NeedMoney Scam: Theresa's Money Google Easy Cash Kit

Theresa Boyd is happy to tell all of us how much money she makes now that she has discovered The Google Easy Cash Kit Website. I learned about this on her website. She goes on to make the statement..

Google pays me $5 and $30 for every web site link that I post. No one needs to buy anything from me or Google in order to get paid. I’ve been getting weekly paychecks working on my laptop at home.

I have heard this before. Google pays me to post links on the Internet. And naturally, this is another ad for Google Money Master. Courtesy of Google Revolution and Honshu Systems, LLC, the owners behind Google Money Master.

Of course, Theresa Boyd refers to the system as the Google Easy Cash Kit. To emphasize here success, she shows a Google AdSense check (very similar to the one Eric earned in a recent post here). So this implies that the Google Easy Cash Kit has something to do with AdSense.

This is another scam product. Google does not send you checks for posting links on Google. Again, you pay Google AdWords to place ads online. Again, Google AdSense does not pay you for simply putting AdSense on a blog or website. This is all a scam.

Theresa goes on to say on her web site:

Google will start sending their first check to you in a few days. You can also request that they direct deposit it into your bank account. (Your first checks will be between $500 to $1,500 a week. It goes up from there, depending on how many links you post online.)

Lies. Google will not pay you for posting links no matter how many you post. Nobody can tell you how much money you will make in the first week - that is a lie to get buyers hopes up so they will pull out their credit card and order.

Finally, I clicked on the Google Easy Cash Kit link. It takes me to good old Google Money Master. Click on the Terms of Service and there is the good stuff...

following your risk-free 7-day trial, you'll be charged the monthly subscription fee of $73.83

www.googlerevolution.com (Owned by Honshu Systems LLC)

Membership automatically renews roughly every 30 days

To cancel, you must call 866-756-1774 - (call and get put on hold).


Theresa Boyd is not real. You cannot get paid money to post links on Google and Google will not send you a check for 500,1500 or 2000.00 in a couple of days. This is bogus and no one should spend money on this product. You have been warned.

So what do you do if you have ordered the Google Easy Cash Kit?

First - Need Money Blog does not sell the Google Easy Cash Kit. If you have ordered this product or any other online, go to the website you ordered the product from if you have questions, need support or would like to cancel service. Again, Need Money Blog does not sell this product, provide support or take cancellations.

Go to the website you ordered it from. In this case, the Terms of Service are hidden at the very bottom of the sales page. You do not need to fill out the form again to access this information.

The Google Easy Cash Kit is marketed by several companies under different names. They include

Google Revolution AKA Honshu Systems LLC. The phone number listed on the Terms of Service is 866-756-1774. The address for Google Revolution is:

Honshu Systems, LLC
Attn: Google Revolution General Counsel
2850 Horizon Ridge Pkwy
Suite 625
Henderson, NV 89052

Eco Marketing, LLC yourblogprofits.com - no phone number or address for support or cancellation.

Here's a real opportunity to make money online - Click Here!

Again, this blog does not sell the products reviewed here. For refunds, support or complaints, please go to the website the product was ordered from. This site only provides reviews of products sold online.

Need Money Scam: Posting Links on Google

Eric has a website about "posting links on Google" and is proud to let us know he makes over $5,000.00 a month posting links on Google. As a college sophomore, Eric's life was changed thanks to The Google Network and Twitter.

Have you seen this one? The website is actually called "Post Ads On Google". At least that part is somewhat honest. You can post ads on Google. There are two ways:

Google AdSense - You join the Google AdSense program. It's free. After being accepted, you have access to code you can put on your website or blog. The code displayes ads determined by Google based upon the content of your blog or website. You make money when someone clicks the ads.

Google AdWords - You join the AdWords program. You will need a credit card because putting the ads on the Internet is not free. The ads will be displayed and when someone clicks an ad, your credit card gets charged.

First, neither Google or Twitter have anything to do with this product or the review.

Let's review what Eric says on his website. His comments are in italic, mine are in (parenthesis).

What does Eric say about "posting links on Google"

First, he says that he purchased a kit online called the Google Master Kit. He then started "writing ads" that appear on Google Search (that would be Google AdWords). The next day the ads "started making money" (no word on what he was advertising or how the ads made money).

And then he was mailed checks from Google every week. (This part is a mystery. The check Eric shows is from Google AdSense. Google does not mail checks for "posting links on Google". Google AdSense sends checks if someone has clicked the ads on your website. But those checks come about 45 - 60 days after the ad has been clicked). Read on.

Eric hit a roadblock in his system. He was only making about 4,000.00 a month. So he added the Twitter Cash System product to his efforts. He does not explain what he did, but says it is all in the Google Master guide. He shows a check which claims he made over 40,000.00 in January. (Which is weird, because just a few paragraphs earlier he claims he only made 20,000.00. I think the picture he found online of someone else's AdSense check had a different number).

At this point, Eric starts to tell some whoppers.

Get the Google Master Kit and set up the Google Advertising Account (that is AdWords - you pay for those ads). They will give you the website links to post (lie).

Get the Twitter Cash System and set up your Twitter advertising account (Twitter does not have an advertising system, maybe the Cash System does - sorta lie). Twitter will display your earnings (lie).

Google and Twitter will start sending your first check in 48 hours (for what? Twitter does not send any checks and Google sends Adsense checks in about 45 days - two big lies).

Your first check will be about $500 to 1500.00 a week (how can anyone know that - another big lie).

The kits are in limited supply, think they have around 100 left - (another lie. They will sell Google Master to anyone with a credit card).

So, when you run across the picture of Eric, and hear his story about the Google Master Kit and the Twitter Money System, you will know how much of his story is real and how much is baloney.

This site does not sell the products in question here. If you purchased this product and would like a refund or have questions about the product, please return to the website you purchased the product from and read the Terms of Service for company contact information. Need Money Blog does not sell this product and has no affiliation with the company but is an informational site only.

So what to do if you purchased the Google Master Kit and you want to cancel?

The monthly subscription charge is 79.90 a month so you may want to cancel before the seven day trial period is completed.

First, go back to the site you purchased the Kit from. Find the Terms of Service at the bottom of the sales page. The company name and contact information are generally found there.

For the ad I review, the product is sold by profitlearningstudio.com and the Quad Group and Go Web Biz. Their contact number is 1-866-511-2427.

To cancel the Twitter Cash System, the ad I reviewed is linked to Fast Twitter Profits also marketed under the name Easy Tweet Profits, Business Transactions Online, Ltd.

The monthly fees are $47.00 and will be charged as CpiPay.com.

To cancel, you must call 1-866-315-2577. This is only applicable for the companies listed above.

Their address is:

EasyTweetProfits
7 Petworth Road
Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2JB

Finally, watch your credit card charges for any of these company names and the monthly subscription price. You may have to contact your credit company and report your card lost or stolen to get a new card number.